Back in the late nineteenth century, people go hungry and have nothing warm to wear. If you transmigrate to the Qing dynasty, how can you not rebel?
Foreign powers keep encroaching from abroad, while uprisings and unrest erupt at home. Japan steadily tests the empire’s strength, until it realizes that this mighty dragon is already on its last legs.
Guns and cannons force open the nation’s gates. The influx of Western culture gives rise to all kinds of groups and people: conservatives, Self-Strengtheners, reformists, constitutional reformers, royalists, Han Chinese, Manchus, and more. Within every faction are people with all kinds of conflicting beliefs.
The old society and its institutions remain immensely powerful, powerful enough to make them fail time and again, while blood and tears pile up with every step.
No one knows without weathering the storm: revolution requires bloodshed!
In the early stages, the focus is on building walls high and stockpiling provisions. There will be a lot of development and construction, though I’ll try to include some struggles. The middle stages will focus on development and overthrowing the old order, and the later stages on competing for hegemony.
This novel has a golden finger. To be honest, without one, the most you could accomplish would be overthrowing the Qing court. You could never become a great power.
Our country spent so many years developing before it could finally catch up. And that was the result of decades of accumulated effort. Without those scientists of the older generation, where would we be now...
Not bad, not bad. It's just that it's a bit slow when it's not working. Author, your workers learn too slowly. I saw in a novel that a dream learning machine learns through dreams. One year is equivalent to 15 years of normal learning, but only adults can learn it.
The plot is pretty good, but it's just getting started. The protagonist's development is a bit slow, and there aren't many people under his command. It's expected that he will gradually reveal his ferocity later on, and there aren't any young girls appearing in the early stages. This is comparable to most books.
So-so. . .
How can you wear it clean without rebelling?